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Bail was set at $650,000 Saturday for a Naperville man accused of stabbing a taxi driver and stealing his cab.
Maurice Martin, 33, appeared before Kane County Judge Susan Clancy Boles on charges including aggravated battery and aggravated vehicular hijacking. He was charged additionally with violating an order of protection and felony stalking stemming from an incident in June, according to court records.
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Police arrested Martin around 5 p.m. Thursday after a lengthy car chase from the Warrenville area to Aurora's east side. Early that morning, authorities said, Martin stabbed a 39-year-old cabdriver in the throat with a sharp object and fled in the Aurora man's taxi.
Court records indicate Martin, of the 700 block of Inland Circle, has prior convictions in Kane for assault, retail theft and resisting a police officer.
In May, he was sentenced to 30 months of probation, counseling and about three months of jail time served after pleading guilty in a domestic battery case. Further details on the stalking charge weren't immediately available, officials said.
On Saturday, a public defender was appointed to represent Martin, who would have to post $65,000 to bond out of jail in the vehicular hijcaking case. His next court date is July 17 in St. Charles.


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Not really wanting to spend the night at Matterhorn Creek T.H. or in Lake City, we left Colorado Springs at 2 A.M. The entire car ride all I heard was how stupid I was and why couldn't I choose a closer 14er. We finally arrived in Lake City around 6:30, but unfortunately nothing opened until 8 or so (I don't remember the exact time but we were there way too early); not even a gas station was open.So we reached for our Cliff bars as we headed up the scenic-by-pass toward Engineers Pass. After forever we finally reached the 4X4 road to Matterhorn Creek T.H. For any of you that have never been on a 4-wheel drive road, try it, we laughed (none of us knew why we were laughing) ourselves silly all the way to the trailhead. It was about the roughest road I would want to take our 4-runner on (I can't imagine what South Colony is like).
By the time we left the trailhead it was 7:45. The beginning part of the trail followed a creek into a basin and seemed to be wider and in better shape than the 4X4 road. We quickly reached the first fork in the trail (go right, your instincts will tell you left, but go right) and started gently climbing a hill. Suddenly the peaceful day was interrupted by the sounds of a rescue helicopter as it circled around the Uncompahgre Wilderness. The images of Longs popped back into our heads and I started having second thoughts. This was the last thing I wanted, because now Christin and my dad were really upset that we had driven 5+ hours to an unsafe mountain. We heard the helicopter circle for several minutes before it faded away behind Wetterhorn. As we continued I began questioning myself, "what was that helicopter doing? Where did he go? That summit pitch looks pretty bad to not have a rope", but I just kept my mouth shut and hiked.
As we crested the hill we came into a basin created by Wetterhorn, Matterhorn, Broken Hand Hill, and Uncompahgre. The views of Wetterhorn and Matterhorn were amazing and Uncompahgre, in the early morning light, was a massive silhouette to the north. We came to the second fork (go left, there is a sign) and crossed a creek two or three times before we started into Wetterhorn's never ending boulderfield.
There is a trail through the boulderfield, but it fades in and out, so follow the cairns. From the boulderfield we could see several mountain run-offs and the picture-perfect blue sky was unbelievable. Soon we started climbing towards Wetterhorn's saddle (the saddle you want to gain is left of the yellow colored saddle and rock formation).
Once we gained the ridge the trail became much steeper, climbing left of the afore mentioned rock tower (easy, but steep) and we soon found ourselves running and pulling our way up the yellow colored dirt saddle. This section of the climb is only rated class 2, but while you're going up it and coming down it, it feels a lot worse. After reaching the top of the saddle (where the yellow dirt and rock meet) we stopped to rest and eat a little. From here we could see the start of the class 3 terrain, so we decided to leave our packs and just bring the camera.
The rocky terrain was a welcome change from the steep dirt. The views of the valley (to the west) below were beautiful. We gained a small amount of elevation as we traversed the west side of the mountain. At this point there were still good cairns to follow and the climbing was fairly strait forward and easy. A few minutes later we were confronted by a rock rib that blocked easy access to the shark fin (the rock tower south of the actual summit). We had only one option, up toward the crest of the ridge. From this point the route became more serious. A convenient gully led us up to chockstone, from here we had one of two options, up around the rock formation on the right, or down climb through a nifty little (and I do mean little) v-slot. All three of us were skinny and didn't have packs so we opted for the v-slot. Once on the other side we followed the cairns to the ridge's crest, here the cairns stopped and our problems started.
We stopped for a minute to take in the great views of Matterhorn, Uncompahgre, and the rest of the basin. I had remembered reading that the route stayed to the left after reaching the ridge, so we started climbing to the left. Unfortunately now I think that the correct route is to climb the crest of the ridge and don't go to either the right or the left (this is what I heard and to be honest, I don't remember what exactly the ridge looked like and I don't have a good clear picture of the ridge). This quickly became very dangerous as the rock was very steep with loose dirt and the exposure was nothing to scoff at. Christin proposed climbing on the right toward the connecting Wetterhorn/Matterhorn ridge. Hesitant to deviate from what I thought was the correct route I tried for a few more minutes not to kill myself, while Christin and my dad started to climb to the right of the ridge.
I didn't think that this was where we were going to have our problems, everything that I had read said stay left after reaching the ridge and climb to the notch between the shark fin and the summit block and once there then you had to deal with the summit pitch. After a frustrating five minutes or so I reluctantly climbed back to the ridge and followed the rest of my party. We only climbed for about two or three minutes until we ran into a rock obstacle that my dad thought was to dangerous to attempt. We looked around for some cairns, but didn't see any. So again we climbed back to the ridge and pondered what to do.
I still thought that the correct route was to the left so I tried it again, but found no feasible way to climb to the shark fin, every option involved some sort of technical move on loose dirt. I paused for a moment and looked to the summit and saw a climber making his way off the summit. I climbed back to the ridge and told my Dad, who wanted to turn around.
"I saw a man coming off the summit, I think we should wait and see how he gets down here before we bag this." He halfheartedly agreed. "I'm not going to turn around because were too stupid to find the route" I thought. "This is pathetic."
Several minutes later we saw the climber coming down towards us on the right side of the ridge. I thought "what the heck, I'm sure the route description says go to the left. Uhh!"
Once he made it to the ridge I asked him which way the route was. He said that he had climbed the mountain several times and each time he had traversed the east face, then climbed up to the notch. "The east face is loose and there is exposure, but take your time and you'll be alright."
Not about ready to give up we started traversing the east face. It was comforting to know we were at least on some type of route. We quickly realized though, that the climber we had talked to wasn't joking. The ledge we were on varied from a few feet wide to a few inches and was covered in dirt. I remember at one point the ledge was about 6 inches wide and rock jutted out from the side. I gave the rock a big bear huge and slowly slid my feet underneath on the ledge. I had never dealt with exposure like that and I thought that it was fun and challenging. The loose dirt added to the effect of the exposure and made us think about every step. This part of the climb took awhile, but finally the opportunity presented itself and we climbed up to a large flat area at the base of the shark fin and summit. Here it is important to climb through the smaller notch to the right. There is a cairn that marks the correct notch.
It seemed a little weird that there was such a large flat spot on a mountain that was so steep. We climbed through the notch and onto a ramp that lead to the west face of the mountain and the final summit pitch. This is the section that everyone talks about on Wetterhorn. When I walked across the ramp and saw the 'stair'-like gully for the first time I thought "We're doing what!?! Gheez, that's steep!" Christin quickly walked over to the 'landing area' (small area at the base of the pitch only room enough for one person) and started to climb. I paused for a second looked at the exposure and said "so this is why they say bring a rope just in case…huh." I turned around, stuck my face in the rock, and didn't look back for awhile.
As I started climbing I thought "this isn't too bad." The pitch was very steep, but the hand holds were good and only slight amounts dirt/loose rock covered the top of the ledges. I can see how some people might want a rope on this part, but honestly I think that it would just get in the way. After I had climbed for a while I looked between my legs saw the exposure and though this is totally awesome! The exposure was extreme, but for some reason it didn't bother me that much. Christin and I got to the top of the first pitch, (marked by a ledge larger than the rest) waited for my dad who was a few steps behind, and followed a cairn left along that ledge to the last pitch. It was more of the same stair-like rock; we quickly climbed the last several feet and found ourselves on a fairly large and flat summit all by ourselves.
The feeling was amazing and the views were spectacular, it might be my favorite climb. We just stood there for a while and soaked it all in. God's creation is absolutely amazing. The views of the valleys were as beautiful as the mountains. Tons of different colors, from yellow to blue to green, sprinkled valleys and basins below. I took several pictures including a panorama and thought, "only those who work for it, truly get to experience it. With no risk, comes no reward."
After being on the summit for about twenty minutes we started to head down. Suddenly, the inviting looking 'stairs' on the way up, changed to what looked like a cliff.
As I started down I applied the butt-scoot and bar dip method (I had ripped a pair of pants on the way down Longs and I would do it again). There was something kind of fun about crab-walking down the side of a mountain though, and I found the exposure only added to the fun. I thought I was kind of crazy for liking it, but my dad and Christin felt the same way. We were a lot slower going down then coming up, but eventually we found ourselves back traversing the east face and my opinion of it still hadn't changed. I thought that it was the worst and most dangerous part of the climb. We took our time and slowly made our way back to the yellow colored saddle without incident. Some clouds had come rolling in over the summit and we were thankful we had gotten off in time (unlike some people we had passed on the way down).
All in all it was probably my favorite fourteener I have done so far. The climb was fun and the views were amazing. We saw a total of three other people the entire time on the trail which only added to the beauty of day. This is a great climb and I highly recommend it if you're not put off by some significant exposure.

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Type: | Trad, Aid, 5 pitches, 400', Grade II |
Consensus: | YDS: 5.7 French: 5a Ewbanks: 15 UIAA: V+ ZA: 13 British: MVS 4b C1+ [details] |
FA: | Allen Steck, Will Siri, Bill Dunmire, Bob Swift, 1952 |
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Completed the first two pitches of El Cap Tree Route on Sunday May 5th, 2013. Here�s a few notes to help keep the info current on this route: Pitch 1 Rack: BD cams C3�s up to #1 C4. Could have used doubles of red #1�s. Only used one C3, forget which one but not the smallest Grey 000. Blue/yellow offset mastercam made getting onto bolt ladder real easy. I recommend carrying a set of offset cams. Only used 4 nuts (regular set would work, no offset nuts required). For the rivet ladder I had 4 RP hangers and 1 Moses Hanger. Only 4 are needed here and you could use rivet hangers instead of special hangers. There is one fixed Al bashie to transition from bolt ladder onto hooking flakes but could be gotten around with some work. For hooks I used the largest BD model, large Petzl Sky Hook, and a giant Vermin V4 which is a little larger than a 3� Fish Hook. Two large hooks make the flake section at the top of the pitch super easy with no chances of popping off like the one guy in the youtube video. I placed two cams during the flake section so there isn�t a real danger of taking a huge whipper. I brought a ton of slings and used almost all of them. I was not top stepping as much as I should and I left a lot of slings on the bolt ladder. Pitch two traverses quite a bit and can be wet in the spring due to water seeping from the overhanging roof 80 feet above (left of Iron Hawk.) This made the pitch more difficult than it should have been. Larger pieces are needed here to place behind detached flakes. We used the rack stated in Pitch 1 plus BD C4 2 and 3. We also had a Wild Country friend which is between a 3 and 4 BD so doubles of some larger cams make this pitch easy. There are two bolts during the pitch so lowering out if needed to get around a hard to clean piece was easy. Was a very hard pitch for me to clean since I have never had to clean a traversing sloped pitch. Using one ascender and a grigri was very useful instead of the standard two ascenders setup We reached the top of pitch two and it was getting late since we started in the afternoon. During cleaning the route I had noticed a two bolt anchor below the pitch 2 belay bolts. I decided to rap down and check them out. A small swing back a forth is required to get to the bolts which are 10 feet climber�s left of the pitch two belay station and about 50 feet below. The two bolts were rawl or button heads. One was a rusty old leeper hanger and the other was a SMC hanger. The leeper hanger was spinning so it did not inspire confidence. We placed a nut and a purple C3 to back up the anchor and replaced the sun bleached webbing. This anchor may be for bailing off tangerine trip, not sure. We used 2 60m ropes to reach the ground with this anchor with about 15 to 20 feet of rope to spare. Not sure of 50m ropes would work. The entire rappel was free hanging and quite an adventure as we rapped at dusk barely missing trees as we touched down. I thought we were going to have to be arborists when we rigged the ropes but all was good. If you want a good purple C3 rap off of the 2nd anchor, clean the cam, and jug back up. The first pitch was excellent and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to hone their aid skills. The second pitch was a pain and I don�t really care to do it again. Minimum rack for first pitch: 1 set of small cams 1 set of regular cams up to BD #1 1 Blue/Yellow Metolius Offset Mastercam to gain the bolt ladder 1 set of regular nuts 4 rivet hangers (nuts can be used but you�ll have to top step and reach for the next bolt). 26 slings (60cm) 2 double length slings (120 cm) 2 60m ropes. 2 large hooks 1 cordolette for 3 bolt anchor |


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Q: Is BPS really eliminating its History and Social Studies Department? A: No.
Friday, May 23, 2014
There is a lot of misinformation circulating online and I want to set the record straight.
History and Social Studies is remaining as a single Department. It is not being eliminated or folded into English Language Arts, which is also its own department and sits alongside History and Social Studies in our organizational structure. Both are crucial. They will remain as distinct departments, just as they are today.
History and Social Studies teachers will continue to teach History and Social Studies in our schools. Despite what you may have heard, English teachers are not being asked to take over the teaching of History and Social Studies.
Instead, we are improving and coordinating the use of instructional materials throughout all subject areas. This means we will improve our ability to support English teachers who wish to take advantage of historical lessons in their classes, and for History and Social Studies teachers who wish to take advantage of literature that frames an understanding of historical content. This is different than eliminating one course and asking another subject to take it over. This is about coordinating our curriculum at all levels and connecting the dots for students. To help us do this successfully, we are bringing these areas together under the Humanities umbrella. This allows us to maintain separate History and Social Studies, English Language Arts and World Languages departments while aligning ourselves academically to promote interdisciplinary cross-collaboration. This was one of the major recommendations offered in the Academics review we requested this spring from the Council of the Great City Schools.
We could have done a better job explaining our thinking from the start. Some of the confusion may have come from an earlier decision to hire an assistant director for History and Social Studies. This did not lead to a clear understanding of our priorities and mission, so we have decided to make that position a Director-level position. Our History and Social Studies Department will have the right staffing support to be successful.
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History and Social Studies instruction is not going anywhere in BPS. The History and Social Studies Department is not being eliminated or folded into English Language Arts. I am sorry that so much misinformation has circulated so quickly online. I hope this helps us correct the record so we can move forward.
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In the meantime, I encourage openly the use of this list in whatever language you like, but I cannot guarantee that there will be others who will want to speak w/ you in that language.
If there is a critical mass of people who speak French, or German, or Klingon, or whatever, then clearly the group should look into forming language-specific lists. But in the meantime, I for one certainly don't see any harm in people posting non-English messages to the main mostly-English list. I do think that people who want to do that should probably indicate in the subject that the post is not in English, as the recent posters in French have in fact done.
RE: "start up a french-only discussion somewhere else" (see message received down below)
eum... I understand what you mean but...
1) the web site here: http://interactiondesigners.com/index_fr.html (which makes THIS particular address important) gathers all the people that agrees on a single term (interaction designer). And I'm interested in exchanging with those professionals.
2) This web site also proposes to define and emplement the meaning and definition of the profession by the help of all.
That's an interesting and useful way of characterizing the design process.
The problem with brainstorming alone is that it leaves you with many creative ideas, but not necessarily a direction or organizing principle to prioritize or refine them.
Personas, together with scenarios (in the earlier persona discussion, nobody mentioned these in the same breath; the former without the latter is of fairly limited use), can help to curtail the breadth first thinking to a "relevant" decision space, i.e., exploring a solution set that would be acceptable to the target personas.
Oui, il y a des utilisateurs français.
Lien en francais qui référence d'autres liens. http://www.usabilis.com/references/liens.htm
Yes, there are French users.
French link who reference other links. http://www.usabilis.com/references/liens.htm
Guy-Philippe UBEROS http://www.webdesigner.com.fr
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Hi there,
I'm looking for resources, guidelines, books etc that could help with my current ID challenge. Here are the parameters...
* High pressure "factory floor" style environment
* Keyboard only terminals running Windows XP
* No touchscreen or custom input hardware available
* Users have 8 seconds to read and act on screen contents
* May have to fill in values for 1 or 2 fields somehow
Any pointers to existing literature covering this type of situation would be VERY much appreciated. I dont mind buying a book or two...
Cheers, Andrew
> Andrei wrote: > Since it seems now to be a new vogue - to publish someone's solutions to the > famous Cooper Interaction Designer Test, I cannot resist to post my one, too. Those sketches were really rough. I'm surprised to see them in your answer. I appreciate the use of sketches in graphics because a gesture can communicate a sense of emotion that digital art can reflect only after rounds of development. Why not use Adobe Illustrator and create a wire frame? Or use graph paper.
Since it seems now to be a new vogue - to publish someone's solutions to the famous Cooper Interaction Designer Test, I cannot resist to post my one, too.
Though I did not try to get a job at Cooper at all, the task seemed to me to interesting to skip it. Here is my variant (but only the first part - "MS Tables"):
regards, Andrei Sedelnikov http://usabilist.de


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The United Kingdom stands taller in the world today
You won't be reading this in many places, but here goes. Parliament's rejection of military action in Syria has been good for David Cameron and bad for Ed Miliband. More to the point, it has been good for our standing in the world.
Good for David Cameron? How can I possibly say such a thing? Hasn't he just been "undermined", "fatally weakened", "given a bloody nose" and subjected to every other journalistic cliché? The newspapers assure us so: for 72 hours, headlines have reflected the Westminster obsession with which party is "having a good day". But entertain the possibility that most people are less interested in the effectiveness of the Tory whipping operation than in whether we bomb Syria.
A lobby correspondent, seeing a prime minister concede defeat in a Commons vote, automatically thinks: "U-turn, humiliation". A non-journalist is likelier to think: "Cameron listened to the country; what a nice change after Blair." When the PM rose after the vote, I was expecting him to stall: to say that he took note of the wide variety of opinions expressed, that he would be making a statement in due course and yada yada. Instead, he was a model of dignity: he accepted with good grace that the country was against intervention, and promised to honour Parliament's decision.
No one could apply the word "dignity" to Ed Miliband's revolting behaviour. While the debate was underway, I chided a handful of my fellow Conservatives for the tone of their attacks on the Opposition leader. When weighing a decision with life-or-death consequences, I Tweeted crossly, it was shallow to trot out soundbites about weak leadership. Miliband, I felt, might reasonably argue either for or against intervention, and deserved to be listened to with respect either way.
The trouble is, he did neither. I don't think anyone has the faintest idea whether he is for or against air-strikes. I'm not sure he has properly considered the question in his own mind. Instead, he was driven by two considerations. First, to show that he wasn't Tony Blair. Second, to dish the Tories. If you think I'm being uncharitable, read this devastating summary by Dan Hodges, who is so disgusted at Miliband's opportunism that he has left the Labour Party.
But what of the bigger picture – the notion that Britain stands reduced and dishonoured in the counsels of the world? What of the damage to the Anglo-American alliance? What of the humiliation of standing by and watching the Americans go ahead with the French, whom John Kerry praised yesterday as "our oldest ally"?
Such concerns are based on a truly bizarre view of the special relationship – or, rather, based on the view taken by extreme anti-Americans. It assumes that the US-UK alliance amounts to an unconditional requirement on Britain always and everywhere to back American military action. You hear this line in places like Venezuela and Iran. I recently had it put to me, somewhat obsessively, by this Russian TV interviewer. But surely hardly anyone in Britain or in the United States thinks in such terms.
Several hawkish and Anglophile Americans don't want to get involved in Syria. Donald Rumsfeld, for example, has consistently argued that it would do more harm than good. John Bolton, who has always been a strong friend to Britain, sees it as a terrible misdeployment of resources, and tells Tim Stanley that Parliament's decision will do no harm whatever to the alliance of the English-speaking powers.
It's true that Barack Obama probably feels let down. Frankly, though, that is a problem of his own making. Why are chemical weapons the sole "red line" in a war that has seen prisoners mutilated and shot, civilians deliberately targeted, informers beheaded? Because, in a rambling an unscripted reply to a journalist's question on 20 August last year, President Obama said so:
A red line for us is we start seeing a whole bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being utilised. That would change my calculus. That would change my equation.
Just moving them around? What about moving just a small quantity rather than "a whole bunch"? Are we seriously supposed to bomb a country, not as part of a UN force or an Arab League-run mission, but more or less alone, because of a red line scrawled so imprecisely?
Ask yourself this. Had it been the other way around, would President Obama be backing us? We are currently involved in two major diplomatic disputes, one with Spain and one with Argentina. In the first, the Obama administration is studiously neutral. In the second, as Nile keeps pointing out, it leans toward Argentina. Obama, as I've blogged before, is the least pro-British president the US has had since the nineteenth century. Our alliance with the United States is far larger than what happens to suit is present Commander in Chief.
You won't find a stronger supporter of the Anglo-American alliance than me. The readiness of the English-speaking peoples to fight side by side is perhaps the strongest force for liberty in the world. It defeated the Nazis. It defeated the Soviets. It spread freedom to every continent and archipelago. Sometimes, it required us to send soldiers to distant lands where our immediate interests were few, but where the wider interests of the Anglosphere were in the balance. The Korean War, for example, advanced no British purpose, but it convinced the Soviets that they faced a determined and united adversary. Military action in Syria is not in the same category. Neither the United Kingdom nor the United States has any obvious national interest in that ancient country.
As for the idea that there is something wrong with sitting back while the French engage, a reversal of what happened in Iraq, surely that would be the obvious historical division of responsibilities. Iraq was a British protectorate, Syria a French one. My chief argument throughout has been that, of all the countries in the Levant and the Middle East, Syria is the one where we have the least responsibility. If our French friends want to get involved, we should wish them well. I can see why it's their business; but it's not ours.
Has our non-participation strengthened the anti-American tendency on Britain's far Left? No. It's true that Stop the War types, who loathe all US military interventions on principle, are against this one, too. But they represent a tiny sliver of the electorate, nothing like the two thirds who are unpersuaded by the case for bombing Assad.
Many more people oppose this particular campaign while warmly supporting the Atlantic alliance. Quite a few of us, I suspect, could be persuaded to take a stronger line elsewhere in the region if our interests were under threat: to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear bomb, for example. Indeed, there are circumstances where we might back action against the Syrian regime – if, say, it were to carry out an act of war against our Nato ally, Turkey.
But, as things stand, the case for an intervention has not been convincingly made. A majority of Britons and a majority of Americans, oppose it. In speaking for that majority, Parliament is not undermining the Anglosphere, but reaffirming the democratic values that make it worth defending.
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North Carolina Homeschool Organizations
North Carolinians for Home Education
NCHE is a private, volunteer organization active at the state level, serving North Carolina homeschoolers.
North Carolina Homeschool Support Groups
CHEFS - Carolina Home Educators Family Support Anson and Richmond counties
Carolina Home Educators Family Support is a home school support group connecting homeschooling families in Chesterfield, Marlboro, Anson, and Richmond counties of NC and SC. All homeschooling families are welcome.
HARC Asheboro
Support website for the county of Randolph County
HOME - Asheville Asheville
A forum for secular homeschooling families in and around Asheville, NC, loosely associated with the H.O.M.E. (Homeschooling Opens Minds Everyday) group.
NCHE Region 2 Connect Avery, Buncombe, Henderson, Madison, McDowell, Mitchell, Rutherford, Polk, and Yancey counties
An inclusive, Christian-based, e-mail loop for ALL homeschoolers in the NCHE Region 2 area, which includes: Avery, Buncombe, Henderson, Madison, McDowell, Mitchell, Rutherford, Polk, and Yancey counties in NC.
HCCHS Student Newspaper Boone
Homeschool student run online newspaper for High Country Christian Homeschool Association
Cabarrus County Homeschoolers Cabarrus County
A nondenominational Christian support group in North Carolina designed to provide information to families in the Cabarrus County area who are interested in homeschooling and to provide information to our support group members.
ENRICH Cabarrus County/University City
ENRICH is an inclusive homeschool support group, founded in April, 2001. Our purpose is to support one another in our homeschooling efforts.
Carteret County, NC Homeschoolers Carteret County and surrounding areas
This is a group for people who homeschool in Carteret County, North Carolina or neighboring communities. Its main purpose is to allow homeschoolers to share information about activities and events of interest in Morehead City, Beaufort, Newport, Cape Carteret, Atlantic Beach, Emerald Isle, and Havelock, North Carolina and the surrounding areas.
Cary Homeschoolers Cary
An all-inclusive, secular homeschool support group based in Cary, NC. Membership is open to all homeschooling families in and around the Cary area. We do not require or endorse adherence to any particular belief system, educational method or philosophy.
Ace Homeschool Association Catawba County
Ace Homeschool Association is a homeschool support group serving Catawba County, North Carolina, and surrounding areas. Our ideals - to represent the homeschool community; to provide a positive socialization environment for homeschooled children; to support and encourage parents in the homeschooling process while providing an atmosphere for exchange of teaching techniques and curriculum information; to keep the group informed of any homeschool current events and information through yahoo group emails; and to provide public awareness of home education; diligence in moral and ethical instruction, educational excellence; and responsible citizenship.
Parents Advocating Teaching at Home Catawba County, Unifour, and Hickory areas
PATH membership is open to all homeschoolers in the Catawba County and Unifour Area of North Carolina.
Chapel Hill Homeschoolers Chapel Hill
A network of parents and children homeschooling in the Chapel Hill, North Carolina area. Our group was founded in 1990 to provide encouragement, support and enriching activities for our homeschooling community.
Charlotte Mason eLEARN Charlotte
CMeLEARN is a homeschool group serving families in the Greater Charlotte area. We are Christian families who welcome anyone interested in learning about the Charlotte Mason philosophy of education. CMeLEARN offers an ongoing study of Charlotte Mason for teachers using various resources. Currently, Charlotte Mason Study Guide "A Simplified Approach to a 'Living' Education" by Penny Gardener is being discussed at monthly meetings and through the CMeLEARN yahoo group. CMeLEARN also hosts park days, field trips, botanical garden visits, concert visits, parent's night out, and other activities that are conducive to a Charlotte Mason education. Join this free Yahoo group to start receiving our monthly newsletter via email.
Home Instructors Need Team Support Charlotte
HINTS (Home Instructors Need Team Support) is a homeschool support group that serves the geographical area of south Charlotte and has been in existence since 1985. HINTS' goals are to support, educate and encourage homeschoolers. Activities include an annual book fair, an informational tea, library, standardized testing, and choirs. Many other activities are organized annually by members to meet the needs of our students.
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HINTS - Online! If you are new to home schooling or need information on getting started.
Pathways for Learning Charlotte
Offers Homeschool Group Activities: Academic & Enrichment. Website coming soon!!!
WINGS Charlotte/Lake Norman
Welcome to the WINGS website! WINGS is a homeschooling support group serving the north Charlotte, Huntersville, Cornelius, and Davidson areas of North Carolina, both online and off.
Heart4Homeschooling Cleveland and Gaston Counties
This group provides support and fellowship for homeschooled children and their families. This group is dependent upon its members actively participating as a TEAM (Together Everyone Achieves More!). There is a $5 membership fee. Support includes educational links, monthly event calendar, PE program, Co-op, 4H clubs, history and science fairs, end of the year awards banquet, box tops for education program, and more.
Heart and Home Educators Craven, Jones, and Pamlico counties
A homeschool support group in the Craven, Jones, and Pamlico county area of eastern NC. Members receive parental support meetings, a monthly newsletter, workshops, a curriculum advice and support network, new homeschooler's packet, information on local educational opportunities, park days, and occasional field trips.
T.E.A.C.H.E Davie County
T.E.A.C.H. Homeschool Support Group of Davie County North Carolina - A group dedicated to Teaching Excellence, Achievement, and Character at Home! This is a group of Christian Home Educators who have decided to work together to provide information for Home Educators in Davie County NC and the surrounding areas. Focus is on parent education, organizing enrichment and educational activities, field trips and fellowship opportunities for the Membership. Provide a Newsletter, Directory and a Yahoo Group as well as regular Monthly meetings for fellowship and learning!
T.E.A.C.H. Homeschool Support Group Davie County
T.E.A.C.H. Homeschool Support Group of Davie County North Carolina - We are Teaching Excellence, Achievement, and Character at Home! This is a group of Christian Home Educators who have decided to work together to provide information for Home Educators in Davie County NC and the surrounding areas. Our focus is on parent education, organizing enrichment and educational activities, field trips and fellowship opportunities for our Membership. We provide a Newsletter, Directory and a Yahoo Group as well as regular Monthly meetings for fellowship and learning!
Seeds of Promise FSG Denver and surrounding areas
Seeds of Promise FSG is a non-profit, non-denominational parent cooperative homeschool family support group founded upon Biblical Judeo-Christian values. Our members participate in group field trips, co-op courses, & some events such as monthly meetings, contests, yearbook, newsletter, community service, and great family fellowship opportunities! Please contact us for membership fee and more information.
Christian Home Educators Association of Greater Durham Durham
CHEAGD is a Christian homeschool support group serving the Greater Durham area of North Carolina. CHEAGD is an ethnically diverse group, welcoming members of all races. CHEAGD is a Christian group that is open to all homeschool families, regardless of denomination, who agree to honor the Christian principles in the Statement of Faith.
Greater Henderson County Home School Chess Henderson County
A USCF-affiliated Club, Meets Wednesdays 12:00 to 1:00 pm at East Flat Rock Park, North Carolina. Membership in Henderson County Homeschool Association optional
Ace Homeschool Association Hickory
Largest group in the area. Lots of activities and events for homeschoolers
East Coast Homeschool Organization (ECHO) Jacksonville/Camp Lejeune/MCAS New River area
ECHO is a Christian Homeschool Co-op that meets every Friday from 9:45a-12:45p in Jacksonville in the Camp Lejeune/Jacksonville/Onslow county area of eastern North Carolina. At the Co-op, middle and high school students plan and produce an annual yearbook. The group also offers Scholastic Books Reading Clubs and participates in the Box Tops for Education program every year. NEW FOR 2014, ECHO will host a TEEN night for (6th-12th grades) once a month. Teen nights activities will vary each month.
Johnston County Home Eduators of NC Johnston County
JCHE of NC is a Christian homeschool organization formed to strengthen and encourage homeschool families in Johnston County, NC. Membership is available to all area Johnston County homeschooling families who are willing to uphold the ideals of JCHE of NC and comply with the NC homeschool law.
Lake Norman Homeschoolers Lake Norman
Lake Norman Homeschoolers is an activity group that supports secular Social events, Educational field trips and Class offerings in the Lake Norman area. This is an all inclusive homeschooling group providing support for people who have chosen to educate their families at home.
LIFE at Lake Norman Lake Norman and Mooresville
LIFE (Learning In Family Environments) at Lake Norman is a homeschool support group dedicated to serving homeschool families in the Lake Norman region around Mooresville, NC.
Macon G.E.M.S. Homeschool Co-op Macon County
A volunteer based weekly Co-op and Activity Group. Families meet Thursdays for classes and also have field trips, parties and activities together through the year. Space is limited, but all are welcome.
North Wake Teen Homeschoolers Northern Wake County
A secular support group for families with homeschoolers of middle and high school aged children (ages 11 and up) in Northern Wake County, North Carolina and the surrounding areas.
Carolina Christian Educators Onslow and Western Carteret County area
Active homeschool support group for Christian families, serving the areas of Onslow and Western Carteret Counties.
Piedmont Homeschoolers Piedmont
This group is offered as a means of disseminating news and information of interest among homeschool families residing in the Piedmont region of North Carolina. Please feel free to post notices of support group events, curriculum for sale, yard sales, classes, activities, park days, library information etc.
ARCH Assoc of Roman Catholic Homeschoolers Raleigh
Social, Academic, and Spiritual Support for Catholic Homeschoolers in Raleigh and the Triangle area.
BFSRS - Homeschool Raleigh
Black Families of the Southern Raleigh Suburbs (BFSRS) is a social group for African-American homeschooling families that live in the southern Raleigh suburbs, such as Clayton, Garner, Holly Springs, Fuquay-Varina, Apex and Cary. The group organizes regularly scheduled play-dates and park days.
Generations Homeschool Group Raleigh Area
Homeschool Support Group
Trianglemommies Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill
Welcome to TriangleMommies! As part of The Mommies Network, TriangleMommies.com is a free community for moms in Durham, Wake and Eastern Orange counties, North Carolina. We realize that all moms need local support -- and who can't use another friend? TriangleMommies.com offers a simple way to connect with local moms for friendship, support and fun. Members meet on our private discussion forums to share information on everything from where to get the best haircut to tips on transitioning to a "big kid" bed. Each month, we also offer many face-to-face events for our members, their children and their families. Register today to access our discussion forums, events calendar and more!
Richmond County Home Educators Richmond County
The purpose of Richmond County Home Educators is to support families educating their children at home. Most members live in Richmond County, North Carolina and the surrounding area.
Reidsville Home Educators Rockingham County
Homeschool group
Homeschool Assoc. of Rutherford/Polk Counties (HARC) Rutherfordton
The Homeschool Assoc. of Rutherford/Polk counties, N.C. is a Christian support group for homeschooling families. This group meets on a monthly basis at various churches in Rutherford County. Organizes P.E. outings, field trips, a teen formal, chess clubs, co-ops, and more.
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Historical Dramas (The Sword of Peace & Pathway to Freedom), Joseph & the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, The Little Mermaid and Jungle Book. Call 1/800-726-5115 for dates, times and cost. Special family pricing for historical dramas!
Southeast Triangle Area Resources and Support for Homeschoolers Southeast Triangle Area
STARS was founded in April, 2000 by homeschooling mothers who saw the need for a group that would provide regular activities and opportunities for homeschooled children in their area of east central NC. The group will function as a loosely structured provider of playdates, activities and field trips that will promote an atmosphere of kindness, respect and tolerance. There are no minimum participation requirements or fees. This YahooGroups list serves as a communication tool for planning activities and discussing homeschooling related topics among its members.
NCHE Statewide
Regional Support Groups
Carolina Homeschooling Statewide
This list is for those that are homeschooling in North Carolina or those that may be moving here and homeschooling. It is for us to get together and encourage each other, talk about homeschooling in NC, meet others near us, etc.
Great Smokies Christian Home Educators Sylva/ Jackson County
Association for home educators in Western North Carolina
Tri-County Area Home Educators Triad Area
Here you will find informational resources to help you with your day to day homeschooling needs. Everything from Art classes to the Zoo can be found on our website. Our objective is to provide the best Support and Information for you the homeschooler in the Triad Area of NC. We are a Christian based organization and because of that we do not exclude anyone based on age, race or religion.
East North Carolina Early Homeschoolers Triangle area
ENCEH is an inclusive homeschool support group for families in the Triangle area and surrounding communities. We strive to serve homeschool families with young children, who have at least one child under the age of 7. While we cater to the younger set, we are inclusive of older siblings. ENCEH's mission is to offer ideas, social activities and support!
Common Thread Kids Triangle Area-S.Wake & surrounding Counties
Home Schooling families in the Triangle area (S. Wake) & surrounding Counties, with a common goal of encouraging their children to build positive & lasting friendships among a similar peer group. We also provide a welcoming community of home schooling Moms (& Dads) for support & encouragement. Weekly activities are offered-some examples include: field trips, park days, & academic classes.
Triangle Teens Homeschool Network Wake County
Triangle Teens Homeschool Network is a social group for families of homeschooled teens in the Cary/Apex/Raleigh NC area. Our focus is to provide teens with opportunities to meet, interact and build friendships. We have regularly occurring activities and are always on the look out for new and interesting things to do.
Spice-line Wake county
Spice-line is a christian based loop which provides information and encouragement to homeschooling families. If you have services that can benefit homeschoolers in the Wake county area of NC, please feel free to post them. This list is for established, finished, and new homeschoolers or even those considering homeschooling.
NWTeens Wake County / Triangle area
Secular Teen homeschool group. This group is a secular homeschool support group for homeschoolers in the North Raleigh and N. Wake County area. We will have weekly get-togethers, and occasional field trips and Mom's night out that will promote an atmosphere of respect and tolerance. This group is for Teens and their families. Siblings are welcome to join some activities, but not all. It's free to join.
Homeschoolers of Wake Forest wake forest
A secular group of homeschooling families who meet for fieldtrips, co-op, park days and more.
Lighthouse Christian Homeschool Association Wake Forest/Youngsville
Lighthouse is a Christian homeschool support group made up of close to 200 families in the Wake Forest, Youngsville and N.Raleigh area of North Carolina. Through Lighthouse, homeschooling families support and encourage one another, and work together to provide activities and events that enrich the education of our children.
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